In a Forbes Breaking News interview, Congressman Mike Levin says Hegseth's alleged violations of the War Powers Act and War Crimes Act around the boat strikes meet the Constitution's "high crimes and misdemeanor" standard. He says Mike Johnson sent the House home before Tom Massie's privileged resolution to impeach Pete Hegseth could get a vote the next day.
The receipt
- Who
- Congressman Mike Levin
- Where
- interview - Forbes Newsroom (Forbes Breaking News)
- Original footage
- Forbes Breaking News · watch the full video from this moment
- Length
- 38 seconds, unedited within the cut
Read the transcript
I personally believe that Heg Sets violations of the War Powers Act and the War Crimes Act, specifically around some of the boat strikes are sufficient conditions to meet the high crimes and misdemeanor standard laid out by the Constitution. I would have voted to impeach Heg Sets, but as you recall before the election, the last thing that happened seven weeks ago or eight weeks ago, Mike Johnson sent everybody home because Tom Massi's privilege resolution on the impeachment of Pete Hegseth was supposed to be voted on the next day so he avoided it Hegseth avoided it for now but we'll see what happens when you're talking to your Democrat colleagues there
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